"CoasterDome"?

Exactly my point. Some of the bad weather days make the good ones even more enjoyable.

Topthrill420 said:
Exactly my point. Some of the bad weather days make the good ones even more enjoyable.

Not to mention the crowds triple in size when you have one day of good weather amidst a string of bad weather days.

In a climate-controlled environment, every day would be the perfect day! Not so hot that you'd be dying of thirst, but not so cold that you couldn't enjoy the water rides without dying of chills after getting off.

I personally like CP when it is cooler out, with a nice breeze. (so what if Sky Ride is closed) The wind is your friend on a hot summer day.

People just won't go outside these days.

Another comment on year round parks:

Year Round = Ride rehabs throughout the year.

*** Edited 5/27/2005 2:57:36 AM UTC by Gomez***

I'm *still* curious as to why CP is the only park anyone ever wants to put a dome over... or is the only park that is "running out of space"... or is the only park on a lake that they're going to "build a coaster into/over the lake."

I think it's mostly related to the fact that it is such a popular park, and sometimes it's hard for people to get there when it's only open about 4.25 months out of the year.

How do you figure 4.25? May, June, July, August, September, October. Thats 6.